Astana, Agritubel, and Barloworld join 18 pre-selected teams.  more>>

Here’s an experiment in thought: what do you think happens when you look at the reported sleep patterns of a high-powered CEO versus that of an elite athlete?  more>>

During the second rest day of the Giro d'Italia, in the Dolomite town of Agordo, maglia rosa Danilo Di Luca revealed an unusual fact that he never uses a radio while racing, and never has done.  more>>

South Australian Premier Mike Rann met with UCI President Pat McQuaid in London this weekend to lobby for an upgrade in status for the Tour Down Under, a traditional season-opening race for many pros in Australia every January  more>>

Kiwi Champion Julian Dean and Discovery Channel Mechanic Kiwi Craig Geater were interviewed on Cycling website Pez Cycling News yesterday about the Giro. more>>

Day three of Floyd Landis' arbitration hearing began with the continuation of testimony from one of the two LNDD analytical chemists that performed the original as well as the retesting of the Landis samples from stage 17 of last year's Tour. more>>

Today is the last day on the most beautiful Italian island of Sardinia, the stage of 181 kilometers starts in Barumini then wends its way south and east to the coast then across to Cagliari for a cobbled finish, possibly not suited to the Petacchi lead out train, but it’s a long power straight which should give Ale-Jet a perfect stage finish.  more>>

British cyclist Chris Hoy just missed in his second attempt at the kilometre world record at altitude by a mere five thousands of a second on Sunday.  more>>

Liquigas has won Stage 1 of the Giro d’Italia. The Italian squad powered over the rolling, technical, 25.6-km course from Caprera to La Maddalena to win the 2007 Giro’s team time trial in 33:38. Astana finished second at 0:13, and CSC took third at 0:30. Enrico Gasparotto took the maglia rosa.  more>>

Saunier Duval's Iban Mayo will be coming into the Giro d'Italia "a little bit short of form," but ready to work for his Italian team-mate Gilberto Simoni, a two-time winner of the event (2001, 2003).  more>>

Tim Gudsell makes it three New Zealanders on the start list for the Giro.  more>>

NZ Road Champion Julian Dean has been named in the Credit Agricole line up to contest the Tour of Italy which runs from May 12th to June 3rd.  more>>

Predictor-Lotto's Robbie McEwen scored his first win since his stage one victory in Tirreno-Adriatico, sprinting to victory ahead of a crash in stage two of the Tour de Romandie, a 166.9 km stage between La Chaux-de-Fonds and Lucens.  more>>

Powerco and Cycling New Plymouth are holding a Five-stage tour over Queens Birthday Weekend  2nd  to the 4th June 2007.  Four grades will be catered for
plus a U17 grade.   more>>

Kathmandu Crazyman - this Saturday 5 May will PFC sponsored Multi-sporter Fleur Pawsey reign supreme?  more>>